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"To Be Free Is to Free Others": Formerly Incarcerated Women Urge Decarceration - Vimarsana News

"To Be Free Is to Free Others": Formerly Incarcerated Women Urge Decarceration

The fight to free women and end mass incarceration is long and ongoing, but these activists aren’t giving up.

With early pardons, Healey signals big shift in clemency - Vimarsana News

With early pardons, Healey signals big shift in clemency

Governor Maura Healey's move to pardon 13 people is positioning Massachusetts among a growing number of states where chief executives are again embracing clemency.

In 'historic' moment, MCI-Framingham prisoners testify live at moratorium hearing - Vimarsana News

In 'historic' moment, MCI-Framingham prisoners testify live at moratorium hearing

Incarcerated women spoke in support of a prison construction moratorium, saying they wanted more funding for restorative justice and reentry services.

Source: wgbh.org
Inmates, advocates and lawmakers renew push for a prison moratorium - Vimarsana News

Inmates, advocates and lawmakers renew push for a prison moratorium

Inmates testified virtually from MCI-Framingham on a bill that would put in place a five-year jail and prison construction moratorium. They cited a lack of health care, education, skill-building, domestic violence counseling, and other programming, saying that funding for a new prison could go to increasing services for incarcerated individuals.

Source: wbur.org
Inmate Enfranchisement Pitched as Next Step for Criminal Justice Reform - Vimarsana News

Inmate Enfranchisement Pitched as Next Step for Criminal Justice Reform

Restoring the right to vote for those in Massachusetts prisons with a felony conviction would be the next step in criminal justice reform, advocates argued before the Election Laws Committee on Thursday.

Source: wwlp.com